APSA Annual Meeting

Comparative Democratization Research Development Group

Comparative Democratization Research Development Group Rachel Riedl Full Day The Comparative Democratization Section is organizing a Research Development Group short-conference to advance current research from early career scholars from lower-to-middle income countries towards publication, to […]

APSA Annual Meeting

Governing Urban Resilience: New Comparative Approaches

Governing Urban Resilience: New Comparative Approaches Allison Bramwell Full Day While much recent urban politics research in the United States has focused on neighborhoods as the primary locus for capacity building and governance innovation, issues […]

APSA Annual Meeting

Building Neural Networks in R for Political Research

Building Neural Networks in R for Political Research Pete Mohanty Full Day Political scientists are increasingly interested in machine learning approaches such as neural networks. Neural networks offer predictive accuracy in spite of complex data […]

APSA Annual Meeting

#APSA2017: A Social Network Analysis of the 2017 APSA Annual Meeting

#APSA2017: A social network analysis of the 2017 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting by Eric Vorst, University of Missouri – St. Louis The 2017 American Political Science Association Annual meeting featured outstanding research from around […]